XStudio is a test management tool that allows users to manage the full lifecycle of products from development through testing. It provides load balancing of tasks for developers, project managers, and testers. Key features include tracking bugs and change requests, test automation, integration with third party tools through launchers, and support for continuous integration through command line scripts. XStudio uses a MySQL database and supports both thick and thin clients.

1. XQual - XStudio
manage the complete
life-cycle of your products.

2. Content
 What is it?
 How does it work?
 Most important features.
 Very small demo (lifecycle)
 Why xstudio?
 Questions?

3. What is it? – LifeCycle & Automation

4. What is it? LifeCycle & Automation
 Load balancing (Developer, PM, testers)
 Bugs | Change Requests
 Charts
 Test Automation

5. How does it work?
 Uses Mysql Database
 Fat Client vs. Thin Client
 Third-party tools
 Launchers

6. How does it work - Easy to install?
 Relatively easy to install
 Mysql Database
 Possible Crash -> Did the job anyway
 Easier to setup a thin client

7. How does it work – Launchers?
 Use one of the many launchers
 Implement interface (LGPL SDK)
 Interact with any kind of test
◦ Junit
◦ Java/Beanshell
◦ Perl Scripts
◦ Many more

8. Features – Users and Projects

9. Features – Users and Projects

10. Features - Relationships
System under
Sessions
test
Requirements Campaign
Specifications Tests

12. Features - XAgent
 Background
 Remote hosts
 Distributed & complex environments

13. Features - XContinuousIntegration
 Command line
 Automatically create tests

14. Why Xstudio?
 Easy to import tests
 Free!
 Complete LifeCycle
 Integrate your own tests

15. Features - To be expected

16. QUESTIONS?